Nope, it’s not snow! A giant foam BLOB is taking over California
To look at the photos emerging from California right now, you would be forgiven for thinking that the sunny state is experiencing its first festive snowfall.
But, no, that’s not snow that’s taking over Santa Clara; it’s actually a giant foam blob!
CRAZY! Mysterious foam floods street in Santa Clara, California: https://t.co/K8mqZjfcYh pic.twitter.com/UwFFXRI9vK
— ABC 7 Chicago (@ABC7Chicago) November 18, 2016
According to reports, a fire suppression system at a hanger in San Jose International Airport malfunctioned yesterday, leading to the release of THOUSANDS of gallons of fire retardant foam.
After making its way over the 60-foot high hangar, the foam began filling the streets – and it’s just about the most bizarre sight filling our timelines today.
Speaking to CNN, one local described the magical scene: “It looked like snow, but as you got closer, it looked like a bubble bath gone terribly wrong.”
Meanwhile, it's a 'foamy day' in #SantaClara, #California.
Malfunction @ #SanJose airport results in nearby street foam flooded.
viaFD said pic.twitter.com/z79NRaNleF— Raven*HU*Wolf (@RavenHUWolf) November 18, 2016
Needless to say, there have been some truly hilarious responses over on Twitter.
“When you use dish soap instead of dish-washing soap in the dishwasher,” tweeted one amused local.
When you use dish soap instead of dishwashing soap in the dishwasherhttps://t.co/NpRHIbJEPD
— Geoff Kinns (@geoffkinns) November 18, 2016
@ffweekend
Foam in California is from liberals at their loss to Trump. They are mad and foaming at the mouth……— Accent Services, LLc (@LLcAccent) November 19, 2016
WATCH LIVE: A Giant Foam Blob Has Been Unleashed in Santa Clara, California https://t.co/R04zaojyPI pic.twitter.com/W2zngckMpn
— Sean Mandell (@SeanMandell) November 18, 2016
Elsewhere, another wrote: “This apocalypse is weird as hell!”
Given how dramatic the last few weeks have been, maybe this is a sign that we all need to chillax and have a little fun…in the foam.
